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The Official "Show your basses" thread - 9 ladies dancing!

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as of 8/2009:p
 

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Can we have some more info? What are they? Cool looking collection though :D.

From 12 o'clock, clockwise:
2008 Fender USA Deluxe Active Jazz
1987 Alembic Spoiler 5 w/ Flame Koa top
1985 Ibanez Roadstar 2
1987 Hamer USA Scarab 2
2009 Tom Clement Ryan w/ Walnut top
1987 Washburn B50-RS Rudy Sarzo Signature
2008 Squire Vintage Modified Jazz "Custom"
1990 Ernie Ball Stingray 5
 
From 12 o'clock, clockwise:
2008 Fender USA Deluxe Active Jazz
1987 Alembic Spoiler 5 w/ Flame Koa top
1985 Ibanez Roadstar 2
1987 Hamer USA Scarab 2
2009 Tom Clement Ryan w/ Walnut top
1987 Washburn B50-RS Rudy Sarzo Signature
2008 Squire Vintage Modified Jazz "Custom"
1990 Ernie Ball Stingray 5

aren't you missing one? :eyebrow:
 
Only six ladies dancing here:

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1991 Fender Prodigy with Alembic pickups and electronics
1990 Alembic Elan Quilted Maple Stormburst finish
1983 Alembic Spoiler Koa, refinished: Black
2006 Alembic Custom fretless Spalted Maple
1984 Aria Pro II SB Black 'n' Gold I
1988 Alembic Spoiler Coco Bolo



there seems to be a 7th lady dancing quietly in the left corner of the pic...what's up with her? :hiding:
 
I thought that siennaburst was fender's version of cherry burst?

Yeah, the late 70's / early 80's Fender Sienna finish was much redder than this, but it was sold to me as Sienna burst. I suppose it's possible the seller (a music store in Georgia) didn't know what he was talking about.

Either way, it's a cool finish, and in my view, much closer to sienna than the earlier cherry burst.

Here's a full shot of the bass.

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Yeah, the late 70's / early 80's Fender Sienna finish was much redder than this, but it was sold to me as Sienna burst. I suppose it's possible the seller (a music store in Georgia) didn't know what he was talking about.

Either way, it's a cool finish, and in my view, much closer to sienna than the earlier cherry burst.

Here's a full shot of the bass.

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Ray Parker Jr. seems to be smiling in approval ;)
 
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